"High Octane"

I finally have a picture of one of my favorite pieces.  To me, Tim got this just right.  I think that everyone else agreed as well.  This piece got a merit award in the Springville Museum of Art's 86th Annual Spring Salon.  The second year in a row he won an award.  The piece is also on the first page of the annual book published  of select pieces from the 86th Salon.  The director of the Museum told Tim that this piece was one of the favorite pieces of the show.

Kokopelli

Tim is doing some less expensive pieces for a pot shop on State street.  It amazes me that even though we keep saying he needs to have less time in the pieces, they are still a piece of art and show Tim's creative work.  My favorite piece is the kokopelli.

"Raptor"

This is one of Tim's newest pieces.  Made form motorcycle gas tanks and exhaust pipe.  It is currently at Michael Berry's Gallery downtown SLC on 3rd S. (Broadway) between 1st and 2nd East.

Summer Shows Extended

The Covey Show has been extended to August 27.

Michael Berry Gallery show has been extended thru the 3rd week of August.

The FOUS VI opening has been changed to the 15th of July.  The Dinosaur is going there!!

Pieces for Dentists

The camera bug is also a business card holder.

Summer Shows

Springville Museum of Art        Merit Award Won and Tim's piece's picture is1st page in the book published of selected art.
April 23 - July 3
126 E. 400 S.
Springville, UT            

Covey Center of the Arts       Summer show  Opening Reception June 25
425 W. Center St.
Provo,  UT

FOUS VI          Opening Reception July 8 6 - 8:30   Show goes until Sept 26
Utah Cultural Celebration Center
3100 S. 1335 W.
West Valley Center

2 man show with Rick Blackerby   Opening Reception will be the 3rd Friday Salt Lake Gallery Stroll
June 19, 6:00-9:00  Show up until July 14
Michael Berry Gallery
163 E Broadway  (300 South)
Salt Lake City,  UT

Also more shows in the planning stages

City Weekly Article

Gavin of Gavin's Underworld with the newspaper "City Weekly" has done a nice article about Tim.  It is already published in the online magazine.  We are not sure if it will be in the hard copy.  We have not been downtown to pick up a copy to see. Check out the article at

http://www.cityweekly.net/utah/blog-3512-tim-littles-fine-art.html

Mini-Moto and Roll-em

Roll-em is made of metal and a real 8 mm camera with film.

Salt Lake City Weekly Newspaper Article

The December 17, 2009 Salt Lake City Weekly Newspaper had a very nice article about Mike's Gallery, Contemporary Design & Art Gallery.  In the article was mentioned Tim's art "Tim Little's oversize metal sculptures of animals with a five-figure price tag gave Melik his biggest sale of 2009."

"Beep, Beep I and II"

"Cartoon T-Rex"

"Shop Helper"

"Crusty" Tim's Favorite

Best Picture of "Big Head, Little Arms"

This is the picture that was taken by the Springville Museum of Art for the book they put together of the 85th Annual Spring Salon Show.  Tim won an award of Merit at this show.

T-Rex survived first snowstorm of the year

We got the t-rex set up in the front yard just in time for the first snow storm of the year.  We loved seeing him in the snow.  The other pictures were taken just as he was moved out of the garage.

The T-Rex is done!

9 Ft. T-Rex in the making

"Full Throttle"

Throttle" was made specifically for a competition at the Eccles Art Gallery in Ogden.  We picked up the flier and Tim saw that it had the theme of 'Western Art' and knew exactly what he was going to do.  By the time we got home, he even had it named.  For "Full Throttle" Tim built from the outside in.  Instead of starting with an engine crank, Tim started with a piece of burl which entailed building around it and then finishing the wood and putting it in as some of the last pieces.

Tim working on the latest project.

This piece is called "Full Throttle"

"Huey"

"Huey" was installed June 6th.  He is flying at 50 W. South Temple.  He is located right next to where we parked in the float waiting for our turn to enter the parade.  It is to the side of the entrance to Abravanal Hall.

"Huey" Flies

The engineers that installed the art on the poles said that "Huey" was the easiest to install.  From truck to top of pole was less than 5 minutes.

"Huey" is loaded to take downtown.